Updated: 10 August 2026 - License, Owner, Terms, KYC, etc
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Loki requires every real-money deposit to be wagered 3x before withdrawal. Accounts with less than €1,000 in lifetime deposits are limited to €1,000 per day, €2,500 per week and €10,000 per month. Depositing between €1,000 and €10,000 raises the limits to €2,000 / €5,000 / €20,000. The €3,000 daily and €30,000 monthly limits only apply after lifetime deposits exceed €10,000.
Wins above €30,000 can be paid in monthly instalments of up to €30,000. Progressive jackpots are excluded and must be paid in full. Loki also reserves the right to cap a payout from a gaming session at €100,000. A player who turns a relatively small deposit into a large balance can therefore face both the lower withdrawal tier and the instalment rule.
Loki advertises instant withdrawals for cards, e-wallets and cryptocurrencies, and even claims e-wallet payouts in under ten minutes. The Terms still place every withdrawal behind verification, internal review and compliance checks, with no fixed casino approval time. Bank transfer is listed separately at 5-7 banking days and carries a €25 fee.
The current welcome banner advertises 255% up to €6,000 + 230 free spins, but the published welcome terms describe 100%, 75% and 50% bonuses across the first three deposits, with 100, 75 and 50 free spins. Those terms add up to 225% and 225 spins, so the legal breakdown does not reproduce the advertised headline.
Each of those deposit bonuses uses 40x wagering on the bonus plus free-spin winnings, a €2 maximum bet and a seven-day wagering period. Deposit-bonus winnings are capped at 5x the qualifying deposit and €5,000 overall. Deposit free-spin winnings have the same 5x multiplier but a €1,000 ceiling. A €100 qualifying deposit can therefore produce no more than €500 in withdrawable bonus-derived winnings, even if the balance climbs much higher.
Loki also pays a bonus for cancelling a pending withdrawal. Cancelling at least €75 can generate a 100% bonus up to €1,000, followed by 40x wagering and a withdrawal cap of 5x the cancelled cashout, up to €5,000. That is a particularly poor trade for a player whose money was already on its way out.
Loki’s About Us page criticises casinos for using “personal withdrawal limits” and says Loki does not implement such conditions. Its current Terms do exactly that: withdrawal ceilings are explicitly tied to each player’s lifetime deposit history. The published policy and the casino’s own description of its practices do not match.
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